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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
HGH-CONSTABLE'5 SALE
4 4 will sell AT public auction on
NFnNnAV CDpru1fppp ac rQg7


ut II o'clock A. Nj, at the building known as the
Royster factory, situated en- tho east line Il
twenty lfth strset between Main and Franz
lin streets. the following PROPERTY 10 safety
a distrceE- warrant In my han0s: 1860 Empty
Boxes, u cases Damaged Tobacco. hogshea ada
Empty Boxes, - barrels Tobacco Dust u
small Scales, ! Logshead MOlasscs, lot Lum-
Ter, : Benches. lot Rope. Old Stoves. ,
Presses, ] Elevator Cage. 32 packages che
roots. L. 900 Little Katie" Cigars. $40 "Vsric-
tyr Cigars. 900 packages Smoking-Tobscco.
100 Henry Clay" Cigars, 80 "Flowers OF
Rose" Cigars. L keg Brads, lot Partition,
Totacco-Shaker, 1 Tobacco Cutter. l ease
Smokine-Tobacco, 1876 boxes Smoking-Tooacco,
% Dryers, 81 rk-Benches, $500 Cigar
Noulds, cases Cigar-Fillers. 1000 Cigar.
lunches, Cigar Presses. ] set Platform Scales,
30 Cigar Trays, CA Stools. l Truck. , Presses,
LicOrice Boiler Washstsnd. lot Lamps.
Large lamps, TIN Strsiner, SMOKING To
bacco Gutter. 3 Empty Dsmllohns. lot ONCE
Framing 3 stoves. 100 Cheroote, 3 Dryers, 2
Chairs. i9 Cigar-Cutters, . Forms. &c,
TERMS Cash. L. &. GARRISON,
seg II. c. G. z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
The prohib,t,cn Party.

The Prohibitionists who held con-
yenhon in Stanton the other day
might as well be known by some other
name, seeing that they have more
planks in their platform thant the Demo-
Gratis have in theirs. This is no time
for the good people OF Virginia TO di-
vide into factions. There is no more
important duty before them than that
OF consigning WILLIAM Marrow to pri-
yatelife. The evils which he would in
hict upon Virginia il her people should
seain intrast the helm Of State TO him
would be such as nobody can imagine
In advance. The measures which 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
New Books.

Tie Passion Of Life. By JESSIE VII
son MANNING (of Charlton, Iowa..
Cincinnati ROBERT CLARKE & Co.
We return thanks to the fair author
fora copy of this little book of poetry.
Diane dc BrcteuiUc. A Love Story.
BY HUBERT f. Ii. BIRMINGHAM.
New York HARPER & BROTHERS.
1887. Price i'll paper Is cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
English Men Of Letters. Edited by
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TRAILL. New York HARPER Il
BROTHERS 1887. Price in paper 20
cents.
For sale 10y WEsT, JOHNSTON & Co.
Halt Hours CiM american history.
Selected and arranged by CHARLES
MORRIS, author Of "a Manual of
Classical Literature" and "Half
Hours with the Best American Au-
thors." Volumes | and III. Volume
], Colonial America. Volume III, In
dependent America. Philadelphia :
j. b. Lippincott Company. 1887.
Price not stated.
The book is composed of selections
from authors of both sections. CHARLES
CAMPBELL and Il. r. HowIsoN, for
example, are allowed to tell OF Virginia
matters of an early day, and Confede-
rate authors to tell of Confederate
matters. The volumes are interesting,
and contain much valuable matter.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON q Co.
BccchCr as q HumOrist. Selections
from the published works of Henry
Ward Beecher. Compiled by
ELEANOR KIRK. 1Gmo. Vellum
Cloth, 81. New York: FoRDs,
Howard & HUBERT.
For sale Nv the Dublishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
The Fifteenth Amendment.

The Republicans made the fifteenth
amendment part of the Federal Con
stitution in order TO perpetuate the
power OF their sectional party. We say
the Republicans did it, because al
though that amendment was nominally
ratified by thirty States out of thirty
seven, Qualification by only twenty
eight States being necessarily yet New
York withdrew her ratification before
the requisite number Of States had rati-
fed it to make it n part of the Consti
tuition, and Georgia and Ohio at first
refused to ratify, but were afterwards
by coercion or otherwise induced TO do
so.
The result has not by any means tes-
tilted to the political sagacity of the Re-
publican leaders, seeing that the fiji
teenth amendment has had the effect Of
multiplying the fourteenth in at least one
particular and of strengthening the
Democratic party as well as the south
ern States in the national House Of
Representatives. The latter amend
ment allowed the southern States to
disfranchise the negroes if they chose
TO do so, but provided that if they did
80 their representation in the lower
house of Congress should be proper
tionately reduced. If the fifteenth
amendment had not been crowded into
the Constitution by brute force and the
fourteenth had been allowed to remain
in full operation the result would
probably have been a refusal on the
part Of the southern States to make
voters Of the negroes and a consequent
reduction Of their representation in the
national House of Representatives, by
about one third, or by nearly forty
votes.
Think OF that. But for those thirty
eight additional representatives the
election Of HAYES in 1876 would
have been an unquestioned and un-
questionable fact. But for them,
the whole number of electoral votes in
1884 would have been 1863 instead of
4O1, and BLAINE wonld have been
elected without the vote of New York.
In fact, the influence of those traditional
electoral votes in national con-
yentions OF both parties and in ma
tional elections cannot we'll be overestl-
mated. The very fact that the South
WAS so strong in electoral votes built up
the Democratic party, because it en-
couraged the hopes and fired the zeal
of Democrats, at the same that time it
threw damper over the hopes of their
opponents.
\ Wouldn't il be retributlve justice y
il the result of the anti-negro agitation
now going on in Ohio and Kansas
should cause the Republicans to lose
those States? And it needs only q lead
or in Kansas or Ohio to rally the white
people against mixed schools and con-
sequenily against the Republican party.
The nloral is enc We have often at
tempted TO force upon the attention Of
the Virginia negroes-namely, that
their best friends are VIrginians and
are those virginians who do not hypo-
critically pretend to look upon them as
equal socially with the whites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Republican Love for the Negro.

RepuDncdn Love iOI the NeBIO'
Bleeding Kansas is intensely Repub-
lican and, theoretically, intensely ne
ero-loving. But when it comes to
practical negrophobia, bleeding Kansas
is not there by large majority. This
has been made strikingly manifest by
the crow" that is going on in Kansas
over the school question. The ne
groes OF Fort Scott demand mixed
schools, but the School Board,
which is strongly Republican, refuses
to comply with the demand. When
the schools were opened negro pupils
applied for admission to the white
schools, but were ousted. A few
days afterwards fifty negro chill
dren took possession of one OF the
scbool-houses in body, and the teacher
and white pupils withdrew. The fol-
lowing day the negro raid was repeated,
and the teacher and white pupils re-
NAMED, bat only the white pupils were
instructed. At another school building
mulatto who, in point of color, could
not be distinguished from a white per
son was excluded on race grounds.
According 10 the census Of 1880 the
population Of Kansas consisted Of 952,
1856 whites, 10, 26l negroes, and in the
last presidential election BLAISE's plu
rality in the State was Gl,275, or $50:
per cent. OF the total vote cast. What
with the mixed.school "rumpus in hi'
own State and tue above showing as re
CARDS Kansas, there is the promise tina
Brother SHERMAN will have lively
time at Raleigh il some one should
take notion 10 catechise him on th'
position OF the Republican party on th'
mixed-school question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
BY George ". Mayo, Auctioneer.
ONO. T.. Lgughton, Jr., Salcsm0n,)
No. .; Ninth street

ENTRAL ASSORTMENT OF
W UOU sEHOID III RNIVURE, COOKING,
LATROBE. AND HEATING STOVES, CAR
PETS, DOUBLE-BARKEL tCiI-LOADlNG
on y. BABY CARRIAGES. RES TAU liant OK
HOTEL SfEAM-lABLE, &C, &c, AT AUC-
lION.--On
MONDAY TIFF 26TH INSTANT,
AT fGts o'clock, will sell atmy auction-hOuso a
inrgc assortment ~ HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
III IN. embracing In part:
one MUM 81 CLANkES SIX-OCrANE Pr
ANO, .-.......,,
A rnmherof INGRAM aud TAPESTRY CAR
ono ciiy.made WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUF-
wAINr'r and POPLAR ExTENsIoN-TA-
one .SliyER.LAKE" LATRoBE STOVE, IN
several GOOD COOKING and HEATING
STOVES,
large number Of SlDEBOARD-sAFES, CUP
BOARDS. and TIN SAFES;
CANE and MOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
WALNUT and PAINTED ROCKERS.
Several EXCELLENT WICKER an1 other
BABH-CARhlAGE5.
DHpSTRADS, BUREAUS. WASHSrANDS.
XkLNUT-FRAAE BED and other LOUNGES,
An invoice OF LADIES' and MISSES SHOES.
one Eng ISL DOUBLE-BARREL BREECH-
LOADING SHoTGUN and CASE,
One RESTAURANT or HOTEL SfEAd-TABLR.
copper.llned, with twelve large AMI small
Dishes with cJyers. So good ~ now;
Many other Miscellaneous Articles.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
1925 Auctl9neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Car KObberS.
Especial telegram % me dispatch,

ESPECIAL tsIsgram 70 me DIspatch-l
CHRIsrIAssBuBG, Va, September "a.
Nine men have been sent 70 the peni-
tertiary from this county in the last
year for car-breaking. To-day Con-
stable Keister jailed three men arrested
at Central, at tho instance Of Detective
Early, for the same offence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
Bochbridge Democratic NOmiua'
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, VA, September "a
The county Democratic convention
nominated to-day for the House Of
Delegates William A. Anderson and
John Il. Mckee. The ticket is an ex-
cellent one and will be cordially sup
ported. The Democratic party is
thoroughly united, and Rockbridge is
no longera doubtful county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

The Philadelphia Press says: "ThC
New York Socialists received no recog.
milton from any political organization.
Simply because the Republican party
sees no chance of getting their votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
DEFY COMPETITION.
SO 2J-Su. Tu.&Th
AUCTION sALra-uonaav.


BY Jas. Macdougall
GALE OF A LARGE AND De
> SIRABLE STOCK OF CLOTHING, GEN
TLENEN's FURNISHING GOODS, PIECE
GOODS, HATS, STORE-FIXTURES, &c. &C..
AT AUCTION. -navlng determined to dlscon-
tnue business, will sell, at my store, No. 1851
east Main street. on
MONDAY THE 9GTH INSTANT,
At 10 o'clock, my entire stock Of CLOTHING,
&C., embracing
MEMS. YOUTHS, AND CHILDREN'S
SUITS:
OYERCOATS. SHIFTS. HOSIERY, HATS,
GrNTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
A nne lire % PIECE GOODS. &C., &C..
Also. SIX EXCELLENT COT NIER TABLES:
sILVER-PLATED SHOWCASE. MIRROR, &c.
The attention OF the trade Is asked. a. tho
goods are all seasonable and will be sold with
cat limit or reserve. NAltA NLLSON.
JAS NkCnOTGALL. Salesman. So u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

Mr.. GILBERT II. FIRTH, of this city,
contributes TO the Scientific american
an interesting article on "The Ncces-
sity of Further Investigation into the
Action of the Rudder upon Steam and
Sailing Vessels" Mr.. FRITH's conclu-
sions are the result Of observation and
study, and in view of tho many recent
unaccountable collisions at sea his artI-
Gle would seem well worthy OF the at
tention of navigatOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

"The report of the discovery of a
genuine maidstone in Chicago should
not be rejected too hastily" Certainly
not until it has been tested by being
applied to the head Of the editor OF the
Clicooo Inter- O0c0U
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
FOR HINT

I'll sa
E'OR RENT, DESTRApfp W.
u DWELLING No. i0s soufh nj,
street, nsar Cary street; ten rcoms. Arc ~.
bic, kitchens. Re. -'s' Va
LhhGE, cENTRhLLY.LOCATFD rwvfr
ING No. IN Governor street. near Cani'.,.
fourteen rooms: nno boarding oifso ~
eesslon September ism w.
chi kALLY-LoCATsD DOUBLE DWELL
ING 1N Leigh, near figtth street. f-.f-~
rooms; range, SC. Possession Ociobe- a.
LARGE DWELLING AND lot Ia H.
near Second sifht rooms: detained ktefoo.
Silh Tour rooms; bficK stables. Out.bglli.p,,
&c. Sc '''"h''
NEATDWELLING No. 82o Nne,een,b ,.-,..,
between Broad aud Marshall sfrost. . 49,,
roema Only $50 per anuum.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRAME Dwpff
ING 80. so Fii,h strset. near Clay: liz r,,',,.
FRAME COTTAGE 70 west liair. on-o.',,.
Sonros Pafk; nvo rooms.
1913 kOeS near Fourteenth street six r,.,.,,
go China. near Pine; six rooms.
Tor other FkOPEKi = cnil Tor
WEEKLY RENT LIST.
j. IUOEPSON bRDHN 81 CD
50 &~lt 1913 Nal.s.r...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

The country is threatened with q
panic because the Treasury is burthened
with money, and yet there are persons
opposed to taking the taxes off tobacco,
fruit-brandies, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

by AngIo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LoSDos, September 2f.-Reports
from the cholera afflicted cities OF Sicily
show that during the past twenty-foar
hours there have been 1l9 new cases
OF the disease and 60 deaths at Messi-
IA. 10 new cases and . deaths at Cata-
MIA. and 6 new cases and 2 deaths at
Palermo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
By n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
TWO TRACTS OF LAND
HRNRICO COUNTY, LYING JUST WEST OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AT AUCTION.

In execution Of DEGREES OF the Chancery
Court Of Richmond entered In the case OF Ed
mcnd. Davenport & Co. e. John H. Wickham,
the undersigned. special commissioner, VIII
cell by auction. AZ the office OF y. w. BORo, No.
Eleventh street, Richmond, Va. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Z. 1887.
atl2 O'Clock NJ, the following LAND owned by
). ii. Wickham:
!. by the three commissioners, TRACT OF
oil s7i-IoO5 ACRES, lying on the Thres-Chopped
road. about six miles west Of the city. adioin-
Ing the farm formerly owned by g. u. Exail,
recently by X. N. Bridges, trustee. and being
u part Of the tract known as Woodland" or
"hOwlesr This may be made u good farm
ana 1t IL not far from the Richmond and Allie
ghany railroad.
2. BY A. l. Boulware and W. J. Leake, COM
mssionsrs, q TRACT or s5;i ACRES. trout
ing on the Three-ChOpped road. ana formerly
owned by Wlliam Jeffries, adjoining lands VI
W. W. Strange and land recently owned by II.
l. Wigand.
There are some Improvements on both
trnci.. and intending bidders are requested 10
examine them before the day Of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ~ one,
" 70. and three years. with per cent Interest
IN all cases the credits 70 be for notes. with tn
terest pnyehle semi ANNUALLY. and titles 70 DO
rsthined by the Court until AL thc purchase
money a paid w. j. LEAKE.
A. /. BOuLWARE,
A. X COURTNEY,
Commissioners.
n ". BowR. Auciioneer. A. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

The people of North Carolina antici-
pate more fun than enough from the
appearance at Raleigh of the SHERMAN
combination with the MALONE annex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

"Sr. JOHN says that politically speak
ing he may be said to be on the
nest -; and presumably up tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

FIRST WE'RE EFFEcTsTRvE THE IMPRESS
TDVCc SION NEED GooDssrRVE
RIGHT IN EVERY
GOODS WAY s CoMR--wE THINK OUR
WERE HANDOMEo NEAR THE
OF EVERY coNTRAsTTHE FINFrHE
pcBTsT-THE coARsEsT PLhDs-THE
vF1TFs-TnE ERGEsTHE HEN
OLA WIDER
RANGE THAN EVER BEFORE-POsT sHADE-A
syrUE-LHARD-B BEETLE AzTEC-coPPER
rLAR-sAHARa DANUBE-GENDARNlE-
sApPHIRE-vUcAN-uAv
acknowledgements vIEUX-RosE Bo-inA
THESE AND
WILL LEND UNCOMMON BEAUTY BACK FROM
FOR THE GOOD THINGS
EVERY HOME ANDoN THE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
BRIEF COMMENT.

"The condemned Anarchists OF Chi
cago should be neither heroes nor mar
tyrs." No, they should be hanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
MEETINGS.

STATED MEETING OF
"A ANCHOR LODGE, No.e, ORDER GOLDEN
e,iAiN. will Re held IN conoorita Hall. No. 5Ol
eost broad street, on MONDAY the 2oth az . 4.
NJ Candidates for Initiation will DO prompt
Nv order OF the Commander.
sss5.I ALEX. w. PEARCE, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
RIcHMoND BAZAAR. ESg
Nos. lass AND lii0 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
TRUSTEES SALEOF ONE HACK AND II AR
MISS AND FOUd GOOD HORSES.

BY virtue OF q certain deed ~ trust bearing
date IAN April, 1851, and recorded In the Chan
cery Court OF RichmOsd. In Deadlock 49, o.,
rgee lOc. made by Henry Myers 20 the under
.irnec trustee. default having been male IN
me payment % the note secured thereby, aud
beirg required by the holder thereof 80 70 do,
Twill sell BY auction, at ths Richmond bazaar.
WEDNESDAY. sEPrsMBER y, 1887,
commencing promptly at II O'Clock. HACK
and HARNESS, | DUNN HORs Z six years old.
4 SOhIFL HORSE seven years old. BAY
HORSE ten years old, and BAY HORSE eight
years old. ,os,,,, N n,v,,
TERMS: Cash. JOSEPH u. DAVIS,
ser5 Trustoo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
ROCKS. STATIONERY, &C.

NEW BOOKS.--ANCIENT CITIES
~ Of tho New World, &C.: Philosophy OF
Theism, si.s5; Russia, by DR.. Hans. " LIehts
Of Two Centuries, 81. as Margarine II Rairsush,
si.e5: What To Do Count 1olstoil si.2S; Ny
Count Tolstoi, si.2o; sebsstopel Count Tel
sioi). go: Animal Lie, tl.3h For saao By
sc gJeod&w PANllAN q co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
BY George L. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.

CPECULAToRS, NOW is YOUR
- CHANCELLOR SALE AT AUCTION,
THIkTY ACRES or LAND. WITH NICE IN.
PROvEAlRNIS, on OhkM0OD AvRNUR.
ctNvFEIRNT TO THE ELECTRIC RAIL,
WAY.-I will offer for sale at auction. u0on
The premises, the above-doscribed PROPERTY
OCTOBER 4TH
at $50 7. n.
TERMS: Ono third cash, balance In one and
two yesrA 80 so,sSSocl,sxl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
FABULOUSLY LOW PRICES
at which we have marked them will make them
DOUBLY ATTRACTIVE.

at which we have marked them viii make them
DoUBLY ATTRACTIVE
We shall offer an EXCELLENT CURTAIN
yards long. at &c pair;
A handsome pattern. tape-edged, IN white and
ecru, at Sl.I9 pair:
A beautiful pattern, tape-odged, In ecru only
at sl.3S pair;
superb lpattern. tape-edged, in ecru, 81
yards long, At Sl.i3 pair;
Something lovely. ape-odgod, In ecru, 81
yards long. at Sl.92 a pain;
A decidedly new pattern. tape-edged, IN ecru,
-. yards long, at 81 p pair;
just grand. the most attractive pattern over
shown. yards long. at 8 - pair;
A most elaborate pattern. yards long, equal
tonnyihing ever sold Tor Sour price only
$40 pair.
These CURTAINS. p few only OF which we
note above. will be displayed on our seconc
floor, and We invite you 10 inspect them ani
make comparisons.
OUR PRICES WILL BE OUR ADVERTISE
MENT.
SEASONABLE TALK.
Cur stock Of BLANKETS. QUILTS. and IN
DEkW EAR Was never more c0nplctc.
We show BLANKETS ~ Il pAir and no.
wards, aud CALICO COMFORTS from so.
apiece upwards amongst the latter we display
some EXCLUSIVE STYLES, and at
PRICES SURPRISINGLY Low
Don't overlook our UNDERWEAR STOCK.
We have everything desirable for Children.
Misses, Boys, ladies'. and Men, in whit9 au1
red, aud at prices that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
JOR RENT.

L'Uh Mn I. -
40. ssi3 eGst Grace street, $40 rnr 4rr..,
NJ. 1903 kfss street f10 Dor arnum.
No. SO wes' Main strset gt~ IS t.r r..-ff
-. ,W west vain stress if prr mDrUL
SO. iC- Mayo street. as per month.
No. ii MAYO street a. per month.
sec. -2i west Marshall tire 20. SIS pnr wn-tr
NO. 1913 west cay street So ger ruI.Irl
80. south FIRST street So por anUlu.
$40. 10 south surri siroDi $50 per laaIn
per month.
No. 20 north Twentleth street: $50 per
enrum.
No. 20 norm Twenty. nfth street: sig5l ps-
month.
No. 81 north Twenty-sixtb street: f7.i0tor
mCnth.
And SMALLER HOUSES On other l0.aIfs..
JAMES b. EiAM.
90 giplt 1tly Main .rr..H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
loss, srKAYED. AND FOUND.

Z OST. ON THE STREEr-CAR,
II Wednesday night 2lst. between the new
sireet-car stables aud the lake, a WALAIN6'
CArE, neatly polished, with buckhOrn handle.
A suitable reward viii DO paid II left at 40
east Main street.
60 &.It' ". II. WEST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25
wAR-PATH AGAIN


Eightynrd no. yard
fol color desired
finest mocd every The plain
$ a 0 than fomersot
CotCks
ures soft and cuuging-with lkbrl,m make q AssA
At m a a-ono Of popular
80 prices in DrcsG oos-w
GuInaumet ~ yards plain
raised plush velvet figures
happy Fancy Paaa solid cs; Noby
Combinations
sgc. Cloths and TrcOt
cOngs 500 pattern loSano'
uo nth
imported II llcoume
"'ie green Oo"n' garnet navy no'e nosswhcro
black make a u D, ra.o,, - 81, ,,o m
complete costume Ono dollar has Away" nn shades aI-a
been 10 ,r.. non, and ,.r,ceabo for .1g5oru0
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inches w all the no." sn's mentioned
pretty ~ .v r, rou ,rn ,,.nt
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YOU WONDER THERE
PLENTY OURSELVES TO-DAY
TnoUCH.
K-soME FRESH pusnEs-BUr REASONABLE
VARIETY DEMAND FOR
DRESSES COMBINATION w AFBc'
leinch six Dress Plush ses mch DrossP
BIG SLICE
0
RUGS YOU CAN SEE THEM No
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YARD COMPLETE THIS SEA-
soNEyERY GRADE HART
carr used in heirman
furc-an o weaving Hemp
rooy Brussels Carr ayari
tseet andhf and
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and shaw
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shawl,
on THE NO Spoken OF
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FOR THE FINEST
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/ wORTHS&
BARGAINS IN NEW
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Jay Gould contemplates trip TO Eu-
rope in October.
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NOR RENT.

h'Oh REM. -
m. south Second street. 90 rooms; $40 per
year.
40. io3 west Maia stree. = rooms; S22j per
year.
NO. 81 ives; MGia street. . rooms: $40 per
year.
No. Gis Holly -trcot fw0m-. $40 pos vcar.
No. h't HOLY street. roOms. fiUl peg YeaI.
No. Oh Holly street rooms: 500 Dor y1lr.
GEORGE ~ AA~ION a. 500.
se ait NO. Forth Ieufa street
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA-
Az TON.

Tho regular weekly soiree win take place AZ
the Mozart Academy Of Music TOMORROW
Cionday) EVENING at ~ O'Clock. Admission
only 10y membership or inyitaiion.csris, which
must le presented at the door. Members can
obtain invitation-caris on application 10 &. l.
SIEGFI, 49i Broad street; MANLY 3. RAMOS x
CO.. QO3 Mais street; or WALTzR D. MosEs y
CO.. 9l4 Main street. az @Sus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

DEWARD OF TW ENTY-En
Ia FIVE DOLLARS viii be paid <s-2A
for the recovery OF our BUGGY MARE.
Color. brown. tinged with white on her rump,
face white; also. several Of her feet white !;
eight years old, compactly and stou;ly built
sfrayed from our stable ON the night OF sap
tamber 1S, lec7. WOODWARD & SON,
corner Nlnth and Byrd streets.
&c gLet' Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-25

E,OR SALE PRIVATELY. ELEr a
II CANT NEW SToCK-BklCk kkSl- -
DENCR on Park avenue near Monroe Park
Al opportunity 10 secure . noautttul hons
$3.50 49, FRANK u. htfL b co..
sesieodss onorth Eleventh sEssA
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